GNSS Clocks: Invisible and indispensable

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The digital edition of the November issue of GPS World is now available.
Cover story:
GNSS Clocks: Invisible and indispensable
Atomic clocks on GNSS satellites are the most convenient way to calibrate and synchronize local clocks on the ground and to meet the stringent timing requirements of financial institutions, communication and broadcast networks, power utilities, transportation networks, weather radars, and a variety of scientific, commercial, military, and consumer systems. This has made GPSS timing receivers ubiquitous and indispensable. For this month’s cover story, GPS World discussed some of the challenges of GNSS timing with representatives of five companies: Precise Time and Frequency, Microchip, SiTime, etherWhere, and Syncworks.

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Matteo Luccio
Editor-in-Chief
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